The University asked students from seven Muslim-majority countries cited in President Trump's executive order to defer travel if possible.
As demonstrations of racism and hatred roil the campus and the nation, graduate students at Penn are calling for the administration to speak out against Donald Trump.
While other College Republicans chapters faced backlash after denouncing Trump, Penn's chapter has refrained from making an official statement.
Penn Association for Gender Equity and the Civic House took students on a walking tour through West Philadelphia to experience gentrification first-hand.
Next to one of the preachers, College senior Rebecca van Sciver held a sign reading, "Buttsex = Heaven" and "Intolerance = Hell."
A majority of the College Republican members at Donald Trump's alma mater said they did not support him.
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